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NIKE
A Public Relations Approach
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CONTENT
MANGEMENT
WHAT IT DOES
PRINCIPLEPRODUCT
HEROES
FINANCIAL
INDICATORBRANDS ANDLOGOS
STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIESOBJECTIVE
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MANAGEMENT
Robert Albright
Jessica JoyeSuzanne Little
Matt Minchew
Jason WallerMegan Wilson
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What Nike Does
Create authenticathletic footwear,apparel, equipment and
accessories for sportsand fitness enthusiasts
Through subsidiaries,design and sell a line of
men’s and women’sdress and casual shoesand accessories
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Principle Products
Began with longdistance running
shoes in 1963Past 17 years: AirJordan basketballshoes
Wide range ofshoes, apparel andequipment
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“Our Heroes”
Michael Jordan
Tiger Woods
Michael JohnsonMia Hamm
Celebrityendorsements lendcredibility andnotoriety toproducts
http://www.nikebiz.com/story/hero_1.shtml
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Financial
Indicator(bashir)“A growth company
that has not grown”
Impact of specificproducts (AirJordan's, teenagemarket)
3 Month Stock Performance
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Brand and Logos
The “Swoosh” only
cost $35
Memorable, simplein form, workable inall sizes, invokes astrong signal
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Nike DominanceComparison of Annual Revenue
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Nike Fila Reebok New Balance Adidas
Corporation
2 0 0 1
A n n u a l S a l e s ( I n B
i l l i o n s )
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Athletic Shoe Market
Share, 2000Athletic Shoe Market Share, 2000
Adidas
15.1%
Nike
39.2%
Asics2.1%
Saucony1.4%
K-Swiss
3.6%
Reebok
10.9%
New Balance
9.4%
Timberland2.9%
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STRENGTHS
Strong and meaningfulresponse to laborcriticisms
High quality productsand good overallreputation
Phil Knight’smanagement andleadership
Brand recognition andeffective marketing
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WEAKNESSES
Poor communication of labor practices
Insufficient line of affordable shoes
Uninformed factory workers
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0.00%
5.00%10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%35.00%
40.00%
Well
Below
Average
Below
Average
Average Above
Average
Well
Above
Average
No
Opinion
Nike's Overall Reputation
Nike’s Overall Reputation
(latif)
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0.00%
5.00%10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%
35.00%
Well
Below
Average
Below
Average
Average Above
Average
Well
Above
Average
No
Opinion
Nike Compared to Competition
Nike Compared to
Competition
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OPPORTUNITIES
Increased sales due to thestrengthening economy
More positive public perception ofNike’s social responsibility
Growth through increased presence in
low- to mid-priced shoe market
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OBJECTIVE 1
To increase positive public perception ofNike’s labor practices by 20% by April
16, 2003
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OBJECTIVE 2
To increase American shoe sales by$100 million by April 16, 2003
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Recommended Action
A Closer Look At Labor PracticesAnd Potential Sales
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STRATEGY
Establish a better presence in theaffordable shoe market
Key Publics:
MediaConsumers only willing to spend lessthan $85